airbourne vs whisker biscuit
05-29-2008 | 10:37 AM
#11
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From: Colorado
RE: airbourne vs whisker biscuit
Nifty idea; although I can visualize my Axis shafts slipping down into the cut out areas. They do that sometimes even on an uncut whisker buscuit. But for standard diameter shafts, this looks like it will work great.
05-30-2008 | 10:04 PM
#15
Fork Horn
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From: WV
RE: airbourne vs whisker biscuit
ORIGINAL: Roskoe
Nifty idea; although I can visualize my Axis shafts slipping down into the cut out areas. They do that sometimes even on an uncut whisker buscuit. But for standard diameter shafts, this looks like it will work great.
Nifty idea; although I can visualize my Axis shafts slipping down into the cut out areas. They do that sometimes even on an uncut whisker buscuit. But for standard diameter shafts, this looks like it will work great.
05-31-2008 | 03:53 PM
#16
Giant Nontypical
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
RE: airbourne vs whisker biscuit
ORIGINAL: western outdoors
That is a nifty idea. I like that.
ORIGINAL: sixgunluvr
I don't think the new bisquits with the softer brown bristles tear up my vanes, but with the older model bisquit i did this. No more fletching contact, no speed loss and still holds arrow very secure.
I don't think the new bisquits with the softer brown bristles tear up my vanes, but with the older model bisquit i did this. No more fletching contact, no speed loss and still holds arrow very secure.
x2 looks like it would work great
